Personally, I would recommend to get started with squidoo as opposed to other websites like hubpages. I think this is an excellent idea, and it is how many, if not most in this business got their start. However, you are asking about getting into squidoo with affiliate marketing because your starting out. Others will know more than I do about this.Īs others have said, ultimately, owning your own domain and online assets is the best way to go. Possibly at 000WebHost? They have a users' forum you could read through, and/or you might be able to ask there. You might be able to do it at Byethost (but that one's no good to you). My understanding is that "free forum hosts" will typically cover your site in advertising, and that's how they monetize their business model. I do actually have a forum, but it's on paid hosting (and far from cheap). This questions's answered in huge detail in all the posts/threads linked to in my original reply at the top of the thread.Īnd that's exactly why so many Warriors have tried it, regretted it, and now so regularly explain why they're urging others not to make the same mistake. The terms of service are very restrictive indeed. It's for "hobby/social bloggers", really, not for internet marketing.
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That's just a range of simple Wordpress blogs with free hosting, but no monetization or marketing is allowed there. I don't use it myself, but most people here do. It has many advantages (including great flexibility, and the availability of support, help, information, free tutorials, and so on). The last I heard was that the one-click Wordpress installation on their free accounts wasn't working, and they weren't offering a date when it would be working. It might get you started? And it's way better than resorting to Squidoo! :p For all the reasons explained at such length and in such detail in those threads linked to at the start of the thread.įew people here ( very few) are less tech savvy than I am! :p
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Or "acquire the skills needed" to install Wordpress at Byethost (there are people here who have done that, and there is free information available, though I admit I wouldn't fancy it, myself).īut in my opinion using Squidoo or HubPages or Blogger as "your site" is not the answer to that. Or go to and get proper, paid hosting for $1 per month (that's for one site only). So, the way round that is to go to Weebly, or Yola, or Blinkweb instead, and put up a site using their built-in site-builder (even I can do that!) for non-techies, and not use Wordpress until you can afford to host it somewhere on paid hosting. And that means that you need some techie skills. The difficulty with Byethost (and at the moment with 000WebHost too) is that you can't install Wordpress there in a one-click operation as you can on paid hosts. I checked out some of the free hosting websites you mentioned.
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You don't need any money to have your own website for affiliate marketing. Own and control your own website, right from the day you start.ĭon't use one which you can never own or control yourself, where someone else is in charge and makes up the rules and policies and procedures and can change them whenever they feel like it, and interpret them as idiosyncratically and inconsistently as they like. I am basically a complete newbie but i have heard of people starting affiliate marketing through Squidoo.
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